Nexus 5X vs iPhone 6s comparison preview Our Verdict While both phones bring something unique to the table, we’ve got to go with the iPhone 6s on this occasion. The premium look and feel of the iPhone is great, and the addition of 3D Touch really does open up a new world of interactions on your mobile. However, if you haven’t got the budget for the iPhone 6s, the Nexus 5X can compete with the iPhone 6s in almost every category, and for £200 less, it’s definitely worth Considering....

Dell Inspiron 15-5558 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Inspiron 15-5558 straddles budget and midrange laptop camps, depending on configuration, asserting excellent build quality and decent performance as you’d expect of a £500+ design. The screen is one of the best you’ll find on a laptop around this price too. The Inspiron 5000 Series is the middle of three ranges of businesslaptopsfrom Dell, with the 3000 Series representing the value models, and the 7000 Series as top Inspirons....

Google Nexus 5 vs Nexus 5X Our Verdict Unless budget is the primary factor in your purchasing decision, there is no reason to choose the increasingly difficult to find Nexus 5 over the new Nexus 5X. The new Nexus 5X is better in every way. LG has had a second stab at the Nexus 5Android phone. We look at what’s changed in the newNexus 5X. What’s the difference between Nexus 5 and Nexus 5X....

Google Nexus 6P vs iPhone 6S Plus comparison Pros Cons Our Verdict It’s too early to come to a definitive verdict, but it’s fairly safe to assume that existing iPhone owners aren’t likely to be lured to Android because of the 6P, and that Android users will be put off by the 6S Plus’ high prices. They’re tempting upgrades from older Nexus phones and iPhones, but it’s worth remembering that their large dimensions aren’t very pocket friendly....

How to create vector portraits in Photoshop Spanish artist Daniel Caballero explains how he creates his vector artworks from photo references in Photoshop. He details how he combines elements from different sources, and adds in graphic elements to create a detailed illustration, including tattoos, clothing, shadows and lighting. You’ll learn to use the Photoshop’s Pen Tool to create clear shapes and lines, and then stylise them using Daniel’s signature style. He also explains how to add and change details and elements to give the piece a hand-drawn look....